A collection of miscellaneous silver items to include; a Birmingham silver heart-shaped bonbon dish
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A collection of miscellaneous silver items to include; a Birmingham silver heart-shaped bonbon dish, possibly 1901, with ornate pierced and repoussé rim decorated with scrolls; together with a pair of silver napkin rings by S Blanckensee & Son Ltd, Chester, of rounded form; a silver napkin ring by Gorham Manufacturing Co, Birmingham 1918, with flared rims and beaded edge detail; another silver napkin ring by Philip Kydd, Birmingham 1991; a silver cigarette case by Cohen & Charles, London 1936; a cased fish serving set with ivorine handles and silver decorative ferrules; a Swedish silver hammered pin tray, 1941, .830; with other silver plate; total weighable silver 359 grams (11.54 ozt).
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